Copycrafting

Editing for Journalism Today

Kenneth Rosenauer

Copycrafting

Editing for Journalism Today

Kenneth Rosenauer

Description

From newspapers to Twitter®, the media's ability to deliver news and interact with audiences is constantly changing. In Copycrafting, author Kenneth Rosenauer provides aspiring journalists and copyeditors with the essential tools for delivering content effectively and correctly, regardless of the media platform. More than just the basics of copyediting and AP style, this complete package provides a wealth of examples and exercises for practice. This allows students to actively learn the editing skills that they will need to flourish in the constantly evolving media landscape.

Features* Excellent coverage of AP style with explanations and examples* Tips on writing headlines, editing problem leads, editing images and designing pages* Stories for students to edit * An Appendix that contains a directory for students to consult as they complete the exercises * A Solutions Manual with corrected versions of every exercise in the book, available to instructors on the Companion Website (www.oup.com/us/rosenauer)

Copycrafting

Editing for Journalism Today

Kenneth Rosenauer

Author Information

Kenneth Rosenauer is Professor of Journalism and English at Missouri Western State University. He is a former newspaper editor and reporter. He is coauthor with Vincent Filak of The Journalist's Handbook for Online Editing (2013) and author of Storycrafting: A Process Approach to Writing News (2004).

Copycrafting

Editing for Journalism Today

Kenneth Rosenauer

Reviews and Awards

"Copycrafting provides the most relevant AP style issues and shapes them into an easily digestible package for students. The practical elements of this book, in terms of its content and exercises, make it a great choice for a journalism-editing class."--Nicole Kraft, The Ohio State University

"Copycrafting offers a sound foundation in editing basics with excellent, updated exercises that provide students with solid practice opportunities."--Carolyn Lepre, Marist College